Fay Walton Keiser

My favorite memory is when Mr. Keiser went looking for my stolen bicycle. We rode around Bowie until he found it being ridden by a "young man". We circled around in his Chevette until he caught him. I believe he did his best to scare that "young man" straight. Sure reminded me of what could happen to someone on the wrong path.

Hello Sweet Carol. All of us at the American Legion loved Fay. I had no idea he had passed until today. The talks about his Dad boxing Gene Tone and his crazy bets that he won where always fun. All of us loved you both!!

Fay was a wonderful neighbor and friend. He was the same everyday; smiling and engaging people. He enjoyed talking about politics. He was always relaxed and energetic at the same time. He will for sure be missed.
Judy Hall

I was 6 years old when I met Mr Keizer. That was 51 years ago. I will always remember him smiling and friendly. So sorry for your loss. Lynn Kulig Hoyle

So sorry to hear of the loss of this great man. He was a wonderful uncle to us and will be missed.

The Jett Family

Carol, I'm so sorry Fay and you had to endure the horrible effects of Alzheimer's, just as Johnny did. So unfair and sad. My heart's with you and I hope, along with your grief, you can celebrate that Fay's suffering is over and he's with other family members he cherished. Take care of yourself, now.

So sorry to hear of your loss. We sure could use Fay these days to teach people to think for themselves. The education system was lucky to have him Sending love